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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
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There is no truth In the report that the
famous Bridge Street House, Of this CITY IL
sbsut 70 change hands. Jhe report no
doubt. csus from the fact that toe enerEefic
and prosperous proprietor Of that popular
hostsirse. has recently purchased the Gin
clair Block. formerly sbe Vel House. now
known ss the Husted Iouse, on Censi-st.
1his purchase wss purely . property IN
vssfment and vii continue - be - here
tofore. I>ssed and oocupisd fos business par
poses. The patrons are friends of ths
Bridge Street House viii bs grefi6sd 70
knew tkst there vii - no change in TIE
pToTristorshiF Of their fsv0rifs &0tsi. Bot
on the contrary. thst the gsnisl bost Ef. j.
y. Britain viii o8Dfinsss 20 ester - tt rs
auirernsnss q the pBsii1. snd tisst his ever
obiiging and charming wife. VII contibE
- preside ever tie diBiBf roorns, and look
AFTER the comforts 81 gussfs. IN sn inter
view win HF- Britssfr bs .sic: @9ou ulsy
ssy that / have tass made new lesse fsf
tks Bridge stre<l House fr sir yes<s ss.9
stall make extensive improvements II end
st.sut shs bons< cor The further ootnfors
convenieDes, ~ gusszs snd Tefrons sno
that ! tender rT hesrffslt tN>sks - buy
friends Cor Their Iih~-s pstrvfssses sn1
vords of kindly sgTsvvsi7
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
\ BROAD CHALLENGE.
w. Y. 6Sbbs Orers TO Meet Any Wrestler
In the state, or Pugiiist I'm Western
Michigan.


The following challenge from Mr.. Gibbs
will be read with interest by the sporting
fraternity:
GRAND RAPIDS, June 8.
Sporting Editor Of the TELE6RAx-HzRALD.
As have some idea of leaving the city
soon, wish to redeem myself in the eyes
OF the sporting fraternity of this city and in
order TO do so, and to chow the people that
I mean business, I will agree To- throw any
wrestler in Michigan i've consecutive times
in one hour Greece Roman style or forfeit
the entire gate receipts. / will furthermore
agree TO stop Harry Jones, Lightweight
Champion PugiliSt cf the Pacific Coast, in
'eight rounds, providing there can be .
Reasonable purse gotten up. will also be
pleased to make match with Richenbeim,
Murphy, or Qualy, on even terms TO a
finish for the entire gate receipts. / will
also agree to juggle heavy weights and
bars and handle them in more difficult
positions and more gracefully than any
man in Michigan, for purse or gate
receipts Yours truly.
W. +. GIBBS,
Middle Weight All-around Athlete.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

i often ths resnit of "bsd bi0od- in fsn-
ily or community. buf rTo~ here is n blood
raore destructive q hsrpirss< snd health
fhsn IN the human sEss<zz. When he life
current = foul snd s.Egxsh with iuE,uvi-
ties. srd i slowly distf5ba*ing re peisSn 70
ever psrt of The pody. fhs PERL 70 beelta
and Hfs svsn. is IN rnfueaf. Early svrnp-
tors are dali and drovsy feeiines. severe
headaches. oostsa tonEzs poor sFr<eits. in-
dizextion sd Een<rsl fzU t15s. DslsT n
trestreat wili eatsii tte 1asf ss~ioos cor
ssq0enoes Do8t isf afsesse gsf 3 strong
bod o. yogr ccnssfafio1. bHf treat vour-
seif 81 uxing ~. Pseres's ffo51en NedicsI
Discovery, and - restored 20 TIE hsessin es
of hezlfh. A. 6ruzeists.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

lsAa HensF Fssss. ae>s a ses - fraskss
Frinz. y sas bsssz ~ 3sasanen wssdse.a.
81 ssssersssy ~eiss a@tsins n tae rissr
seef Rerse<s aacasas shee. sAe4e - &sas
Ia wesk ~ fae rissE wiss oSss tst1lsfsld
AID lss as,sssk wse seaasassi ea lhs ssas
sAsss yeaa< Rriax seal eSs % tke eoon
an9 hsnxsax - tAs tnh sr wllh ks hsaas
les as BODY tswa ints the wslsE. ~kleh a
a. pcink s sAeuf Ess ssss deep TIE hays
sy Ik4f - pasted tlassef ssay frcsu ths
bo.3sn aad dsssppezfe9. snd hey snppo>~i
hs as ssl1fa aAlaE - Ne seors ua1sr sstef
AltNF waiting ssseFsl usls1tss tAet secanls
frlxslsas4 4&.1 xase &c ssaxn. hea fsozs
Porter shop ~sBt eu1 sDd iuoPfossxiax .
nzst b<xzn searching tox The body. whieh
sas ioaad hear tbs spot soinfsa osat ey the
bows. A etors ~ss nsais ~ fe<2scitste
tiss eoty. eHt Was unsuccessful and after
the ARRIVAL Of tie boys fsther Coroner
Brssilah vas notiEed. Altar questioning
tns boss sAo witnessed ths ar0rning. ths
Coroner dse iasd tAzt Il wss Unnecessary 20
samAon . iary. aad the remains we're re-
nlossd 70 the rssidsLcs Of tAe unf0rtanste
boss father, 4J9 Third-sf. where the
funeral sili &c bed as ; o'el0sk tomorrow
morning. TIE deceased WAS pupil IA ths
Turner street school and the boys who
west with him 70 the river we're his class
mates. hism0ther died lAsl Water.
The funeral OF Ayfoa J. Hsmling. who
died Monday night alter short illness. oc-
Cured yesterday from his izte residences,
IS Jacks0n-sl she Ne Ns-kon Tribe No.
-, Improved Ordsr of Red Men. attended
tns funeral IA body. The funeral was
largely attended and the noral offerings
we're very handsome. The remains were
inferred st Moans Calvary.
q. H. Nanhousen was arrested on Auske-
gon-st. about clock lasG evening BY re-
quest OF bis wife. who lives on the corner
Of NHskegon aud seventh sts- Fsnhouten
has not lived with his wite ia two years.
Yesterday ia hung around the premises all
day and his vile feared him. rs he Is
thought 10 be cemented- lie was locked
I'd for vagrancy.
burg. fArmeE living near Berlin ran away
on West Leonard-sf. yesterday. They
coliided with horse and buggy driven by
a young man named Knapp. knocking the
horse down and the wheels of from one
side Of the buggy. Knapp MAS thrown out
but not seriously injured.
A large number OF the West Side Ger
mans, with their wives and children yester-
day enjoyed basket picnic al the Lake.
They were accompanied by their wives and
children and all had an excellent time.
Mrs. E. Schaher who has been visiting
the family of John Hartnacke Of Summer
ST.. has returned TO her home in Kansas.
Miss Minnie Ramsey, of West Leonard
ST., has returned from q delightful trip
through the Northern resorts.
Miss Matte Francis. of Fourth-st v
visiting friends al Grand Haven.
John Thompson. of Lebanon, Ohio. II
the guest OF West Side friends.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

The Grand Trunk railroad has fled VIII
the Interstate Commerce Commission al
Washington its answer to the Michigan
Centrsrs 1,ooo-mile ticket complaint. II
admits that such tickets are sold to com
mercia travellers for SO while the general
public is charged SIS, bat explains that tbs
ticket relieves them Of = part OF the usuai
liabilities for sccideats. etc; slso that drum
ners are a distinct cisss OF the travelling
pub,ic who ride short distances st time
visit Numerous points along the route anc
create bg the sales they make iargs relgn'
traffic over the road they trsVe. 90. inh'
n i clsinsd Is saffac.eatrses for this dis
rrinaination fs
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

David Woif Of Erars. il visiting his
breteer Gus. Wot the attorney.
Mrs.. r F. C0tfon lsfs YESTERDAY u visit
friends at her lormsr honse at0xfori Mich.
80. F. Doty le.t last eveninz sor Mime
apois. Nian.. where be sxpecss 70 l0cafe
psrinsneatiy
Mn & Aie5iua Snow. of k.lskegrl. =
the esss1 of Architect Hopkins aud v ife Of
rs flrss-aFe
r.. S. an r.. II. Noble. II the arns II
Dexter Nebls. Of Big Rapids, we're IN the
eltY yss-er'lis.
Rev J. G. Winter. ieft Yesterday for
riras. e.. e. arensf the com mencer.srs,< ~
srcisss NJ Wesleesn Colfexe.
wife lnnes. u. LEFT for Chicago wasues.
dav. where Sc VII. spend cnnnie 1f reexs
with bis nother AZ be Sherman House.
state ltomnsissien.r Of Railroads Rich
\ 0f1;1liy inspecfinss tha Grand Trunk
rfsfe-' IN 4lchfgsn ssd viu visit Grand
Raoits scon.
Thos C. YQanr. zen or Colousl Yea =
Ycune ~ this civ. wss Married We.ires.
day = Kiss Hoseboorn. of St. LoriS rs
neserG hene.
- viii rnake ~ l-.--- - .easoiss
~ - COW. wno So ~
~ s.sssros, 49, @ rscsntiF-
rsrrold Of ne'r,uuj = sn'i Ms
rEe =, ',<.,.-hfer q Eesev 9
e'sude =. - s@',., ,u.s,erlieaat ne : Sec
she Aaes pNsn.'
xl.-4s. vsdasSi>s'
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

The TELkshAs-HKRkIp Of Grand Rapids
comes TO our table regularly every morx
ing. and no paper on our list 10 mere vel
come. Ie columns are filed with news.
local and state. dished up In q crisp style
that is very entertaining. II has taken the
contract of booming the VALLEY City 20 that
II shall grow 70 contain 10000 inhabitants
IN 1892. Its q big job. bat Breeze IL big
man and generally 'Rss there al the
same. ."-zkecan Democrat
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

jerks bad queer dream the other night.
He thought be saw q prize-fghteu' ring.
and in the middle Of il stood . doughty
little champion Who met and deliberately
knocked over. one by ons. . score or more
Of big. buriy-iooking fellows. ss they sd-
vsDoed 10 the attack Gisnts ss they were
IN sire the valiant pigmy proved more than
8 match for them. II was ell % funny that
Jenks veke up laughing. He accounts for
the dream by the fact that be had Just
come 10 the conclusion. sflsr trying nearly
every big. drastic phi on the market that
Pieross tiny Purfstive Pellets easily
knock out and beat al the rest hollow
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

y A Bradford whol>ss.s pafs deaSer q
Cbst,sneoes. Tenn. writes that he 80 -
riousir sf'ie<eS viii ee~sst cold ffef ~
tied ~ bic 3upks bad t~ss5 snsus rems6iss
~Ithosn bensft Eeine isduc>< to ~ Dr.
Einxt Eev Dis1Dserr fy Consoup<ion.
~ - and ~s< entirely cured ~ ~ ~ 3
so s<ftse< Sins which tirn< hs bsr nsse
Il IN BE family fsr 81 Coughs END o>i1s
with t~st reeDit<- Tfif i fn< sxp>vsenU
~ flofis<nds vhe~< i've issss betn a>se
~ ms WoDderfui Diecovs-s. 1visi bst<
tlse lse.. - Vim r. Tibfs druf store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
DUMPED INTO THE LAKE.

Sad Mishapof Manager Day and c. sumner
Burroughs.
Manager Day and Treasurer Burroughs
of the Wonderland spend nearly every day
at the lake. Burroughs has always insisted
that there were suckers 10 be had in the
lake, so yesterday they procured boat aud
proceeded out on the lake. Burroughs
thought he saw the coveted fish in the lake,
and becoming frantic the boat was capsized
and both got into the water up to their
necks. Day was so mortified at the mis-
hap TO his Spring suit that be walked IN
via Fulton-st. leaving his coat behind him.
Burroughs fears the sudden and unexpected
contact of his system with the water may
resul. seriously. The sucker escaped.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

n r. Underwood hss secured the right Of
wsy free for the new orszd Rapids Lansing
a n.,ro;t Railroad. from Buehansn-st.. 70
.r.s,.o,-ave A distances Of 1900 feet
Cb.rles W. smith. Of Brooklyn. y. Y is
IT, gentleman who donssed this vsiaahie
r,~or.rtv. This 10 the KIND of pubIie spirit
"a s,ss, We ike 90 Sec AT parties should
srv - hslp such an enserpriss instead OF try
;n~ - PICK up Lard which happens 70 .
s5fs,sssd an the proposed lie Of the road
- hoIding the same at exsrbiIant prices
- 1's.-~3 II III
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

Mrs. DR.. Norvin ChamberEin. accompsn-
isd By her daughter. Mrs. Dr. yeerboer.
representing TIE W c. T. Z. called at the
soldiers' Home yesterday afternoon and pre-
>Stsf the veterans and the oftscsrs with
a&raI button -1ole bouquets and cut
49,, Mrs. Chzmberiin has a noble
one - ~s<Sr sent four sens 70 the war,
sleht am - vas killed. another lost his
1A-o >>ais =. fhe ether fso cams home
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

Edvsr6 Shepherd. Of HARRISBURG. ~
ssys Esvine received - much<
benefit frern Electric Bisters 7 fssl n ny
duty 10 les suffering hunsbity kscv n.
Have hsd runniny sore on my ise ~
eight year, my doctors told me ] vexi6
Electric Bitter, snd seven bose< bnck1sn's
Arnics ssiss and ms lea y nov soss1 an6
well" Electric biftey are solo ~ nfky
oshu bottle and Euck iefs Armies oalv0
si 2sc per bor, by Wm. r. Tfi,ia.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

will sell a. tie splendid, ns~ b~d room
ard rarior f7rnifars n The new RathbBn
Uosse. This hoase hss fiffy-fvs vel sur-
nI<bed rooms. N A. Wash hss giFen I'd
the houss and viii seli 81 TIE farnitgrs
consssting of fee psrlw ard ted room
suits. carpets. Stoves. etc.~ 70 tie highest
bis8der. positive ssle Til<sday. Jnue 2. 81
D. m
E.R- W1sox.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

Careful attention 70 diet b The ~ fusr1
against dsse<s< II is fs<s vhsok all sboull
know. tissf 0y~ eating NOS only cgrvuy4
the blood bus destroys nerve fesna. end -
duoe< oysp~T~is- jsupasos bed brsnth, pilaa,
pimplss low spirits. b>s1sob<, aRpG
rnslsris. and si stomach ent nver tvoubsss.
DR. Jon.s Ped Clover Tonic asscklv cuem
the sf,o~s dises~ss Zen b< seksD ~ u
fssst deliests. n. ~. Wilson. aesBt
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

A warrant was issued yesterday on CON-
pisinf of Albert Cor5es for the arrest Of
Frank 8allis on charge Of assault and
battery. Frank. il seems. II Wild youth,
who rafuses 70 obey bis mother. and be vii
Irobahly be sent % fhs reform school
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

ITHtc., y. L. June Mrs. Mary 0ut-
vater White. ds1xhtsr Of the late Peter
0ufwstsr. Of syr.c1se. and wife Of ex-
President Andrew ID. White. Of Cornell
University. fell desd after leaving tie
breakfast roon1 20 Gag of paralysis q the
heart She vas 81 ves~s ol5.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

The b~gs on e~rts can truly ~ sszd G
f3rsgrs' olyosriss Belvs. which n . susA>
eais and spesdy cure for cuts byp,s~s sl1Ha
burns, wounds sne eli oseer sorR VIZ
positively cure pii~s. t~tsef and al cdr
lersptiens. Try fhis wonder beeies 80
action guaranteed Or meBer ssfun1e4
Only n oepts SOLD bs " H. Hiison-
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

.t. meeting Of Romona Conclsve Nol
a po~,4 k64lphia Wednesday night. +.
- r-ss... conuanse-. vas Dismissed
-, - r.,.ie;on for consaet unb.coming
!. 90 - fisr,&r,. and Dr. s c. 6r>vss -
chosen a. hif successor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
POWERS CHALLENGES RoacrA
4 Match May bs Arrsagea-Powcrs Means
Rn.lnc-. and Make. Dsnn.if

4 Match May bs Arrsngea-Powcrs Means
Business and Makes y Deposit.
P. Bolger called at The odics OF the
Tg1EeRsx- HERALD last night. and on be-
haIf Of John Powers lefs ths following
Challenge and made a deposit which. ID Is
hoped that Nr. Roscn or his friends viii
cover and arrange the match ia accordance
WITH the condition named.
GRxSp RsPlns. Juneo
Johnny Roach having expressed viii
inzness 20 meet ne IN glove contest.
hereby Challenge bin 70 fsht 70 finish,
With hard or son gloves, according %
Qussns6ary rules at snv time from four to
sx weeks. from this date. for sny resson-
able amount Of money Mitch 70 take
place in or near Grand Rapids
Ior~ pnrrrz
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

7Rs Bpsr stnvs IL tie vrrlf fw Cu>n,
Bruisss. s<,~s. rio~-. eats khsurr, YevU
se~~s 7><ter, Chspr@f Bsr1t 0fiis.s.no.
(ky-ts sz< 81 Ekin Kruptions and p<>itsvs-
n ru-< pii>> T ne rET rsu0lr><- IL =
srx-snte>6 ~ xt~s r~<f~k >~fixfsc<ter -
rsos.~r -~fr1n3es Pro- = cerlk s<r bvx.
Fos ses< ~ FH p 1lsb~ drse sso~>~
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

TAs true rssedy hss q lsst sssn disssv.
DR.. Petss Lunf Food Coz Ccnsoup81h L
is nov called Dt. PsHt ss-c~nt co9a0
Cure. II is tia ssfsss, ths surs<t sx3 u
best Nc other Cough. Odd and ccnsump-
non remedy 10 half its equal. We vausnt
IL and VIII promptly prt1sss the mop<y opif
for II II . beneficial ef~c 70 not expsrsenmd
by The time two-thirds of The csaSeue ~
the bottle is used. Sold ny fsck Bros.. "A.
& y. ybum. W. II T1bbs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

pOA. that are fretful. pssx1dh,
4oo$o cros<, or troshls6 v1<k
Windy Cobc. TsssAisg Rskns. -
Stomach piso7ders. 60 ~ rslisvsd
at ones by ussng 4eksf's bshy ssosAss.
IL contains po Opium or Aorphtps.
hepoe is safe. Price 25 cents. Sod b
wsk White and 4. \ rslsss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

Most everything In ths world y full of
bat the results ob>siDsd Cor Or. Jones I'D
Clover tonfc tsr esnee6 al 1sslns. n ~
stores ioss Dervs feros cqr~e dysp>psla. 90
AL siouafl. livsr. kIds~y s6l bse(1o
troubles II s . MOOD tosio, spp@1 ~.
blood puriGss, . spH crsx Cor sovs yanI
malaria dis<sses. rf1u % seHs 81 r. r.
Wilson aren't
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

WAasseros. Ians eE~Ker Aiccissns-
Fslr 4sAsEer. silxht eissakss IL tsnesns-
as, Hinds 5seslai1z ,oafhsFig.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10


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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-02-18
SOMERS.

Changeable weather of late. Nine
or ten below zero to forty or more
above at times.
Last week the rain and thaw, COM
blned, raised the streams to an unusual
height in places, owing to the gorging
of the ice. The most serious damage
heard of is the taking off of the
Thomas bridge across the river. 1t
was an old structure and regarded as
none too safe. Some wood on the bot
toms was carried away and fences
damaged.
Last weeks storm interfered some
what with travel, but enough track is
left so as to make fair travelling on run
ners.
The Presbyterian sociable and exhi-
bition at the church. week ago Friday
evening, was success. The evening
was fair and the going the best of the
winter.
The Methodist oyster supper takes
place on Wednesday evening of next
week at Beihn's hall.
LaSC sunday was the lrSt for MANY
that people could get out to church
comfortably. so far as roads and going
are concerned.
During one of the foggy days of last
week the two o'clock passenger going
south met with an accident near the
station to Its driving gear. A telegram
was sent to Milwaukee for an engine.
The road master telegraphed the sec
ton men at Western Union junction
to come to Somers. On their way they
halted to pick up one of their crew.
AS they hailed him he shouted engine.
and they jumped off just in time to see
their car flying in the air. The engine
was going near mile minute. and
their escape is due to the man at work.
Some of our citizens went to Racine
to attend the Exposition meeting. The
feeling here is favorable, and it is
hoped the plan proposed may be sue
cessful.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-02-18

They are to be participated in by minis
tiers OF different denominations The
object is to cultivate and develope reli-
gious character. and promote honesty,
temperance and all the virtues.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Roberts spent Sun
day in Racine with Mrs. Roberts sister,
Mrs. E. Enos.
lion. John G. Fleming is said to be
giving close attention to business at
Madison, and viii be prepared to vote
understandingly on bills as they come up
for action.
Hon. w. s. Maxwell has signifed his
acceptance of the Office of President of
the Racine and Kenosha Agricultural
and Industrial Association. This is as
1t should be. There are many good rea-
sons why Kenosha county should unite
with Racine county in an agricultural
and mechanical exhibition.
The continued soft weather TUESDAY,
is Staying the sleighing.
A. NJ. Worth returned to Bristol on
Saturday from Richmond, ILL.,, where he
has been the past seven weeks painting
and granting the finest house in the VII
lage.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-02-18
RACINE ITEMS.

Mr.. E. Crook and his wife, formerly
of Racine, died within two weeks OF
each other, at Frogfield House, Mar
gate, England.
Mrs. Patterson fell on the ice Tues
day of last week and sustained serious
injury of the hip.
Mr.. A. Kraupa slipped on the ice
near his store, Tuesday of last week and
dislocated his shoulder.
Mr.. Austin Pet trson, of Yorkville, was
kicked by-a colt, breaking three ribs.
Mary Martin, school teacher in Gale
donia. fell on the ice and broke her right
arm.
Richard Richards, well known stock
man, residing near Racine, is reported
as seriously i'll, and his recovery is con
sidered doubtful.
Colonel Utley is gradually growing
weaker, and no hopes are entertained
for his recovery.
G. Altringer has secured a patent OF
his tanning mill.
Racine has SO inmates at the Northern
Hospital for the insane.
Mrs. Lizzie Coles, of Racine, died a
Delevan, last Sunday.
Jacob Esser, one Of the Oldest German
settlers, and for forty years resident o
Racine, died last Sunday,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-02-18

il All medical authorities agree tina
catarrh is no more nor less than an in
hammation of the lining membrane o
the nasal air passages. Nasal catarrf
and all catarrhal affections of the head
are not diseases Of the blood, and it is .
serious mistake to treat them as such
| No conscientious physician ever attempts
to do so. It is held by eminent medical
men that sooner or later a specific will
be found for every disease from which
humanity suffers. The facts Justify us
in assuming that for catarrh at least a
positive cure already exists in Ely's
Cream Balm.
Mr.. r. I. Handbook, who was acct
dentally killed in Chicago, Feb. 3, was
formerly a resident of Kenosha. Mr..
Handbook was in an unfinished build
ing, where some work was being done
on contract in which he was interest
ed. Going to the elevator shaft on the
second floor, he carelessly put his head
in the shaft, it is supposed, to ascertain
| where the elevator was, and just as it
was descending. The edge of the ele-
vator struck his head, back of the crown,
taking the top of the head off complete
| ly, killing him instantly. Mr.. Ham
brook was an Englishman by birth, and
at the time of his death was Is years old.
He came to Kenosha early in the fifties,
and worked as carpenter and joiner,
running a small planning mill. At one
| time he had d grocery store on Main
street, where O. M. Calkins is. Mr..
Handbook enlisted in Company E. First
Wisconsin Volunteers. He was wound
ed in the shoulder at the battle of Perry
vile, Kentucky, October z, and 9, 1862.
After recovery he was put on post duty
until the expiration of his term. Re
turning to Kenosha, he soon moved to
Chicago, where he has since remained.
He was twice married, his second wife
being divorced. He leaves six children
two of them children of his second
wife.
The Rev. Mr.. Stein, of the M. E.
church, preached very forcible sermon
last Sunday evening on Drunkenness,
and what are you going to do about it p
The Rev. gentleman read as the Bible
lesson the 9th chapter of Isaiah, which
of itself is a very good temperance lee
ture. His text was Proverbs 23d, be-
ginning with the goth verse. Mr.. Stein
related several incidents that came
under his own observation: the murder
Gus results of drunken fathers crime ;;
the drunkard robbing his own daughter
OF money with which to buy drink the
drinker pawning his false teeth for
liquor the inebrlate setting fire to his
own home, and others equally promi-
nent. He stated that the cost of the
liquor drank in this country during one
year amounts to $85O,00O, 000-more
money than the cost of all the bread
and meat together one hundred mil
lions more than it costs to maintain all
the armies of Europe, combined ten
times more than the money expended
for educational purposes. "What are
you going to do about its' The burden
ofhis answer to this question was, abolish
the saloons, and thus remove one of the
greatest temptations to drink and at
the same time do away with one of the
great promoters of gambling, licentious-
ness, three-fourths of all other crimes,
and nine=tenths of all the poverty in the
land.